here to give hope to reverse-splitters 🥰 dont listen to reddit - application materials > lsat score!! I was told by pre-law advisors/reddit to not even bother applying to half the schools i applied to, and I ended up receiving 2 T-14 full-tuition scholarships this past cycle let the admissions process be a personal…
IF I CAN DO IT, SO CAN YOU. If you are going to a regional school. Don’t look at rank, look at the school with the best connections to the job market you want.
Not everyone has to have the same résumé – in fact, I encourage you to be unique (Being a political science major and doing legal internships over the summer is not the only path) Without rushing, apply as early as you can*. It shows initiative, organization, and interest – also you beat out the hordes of other…
Don’t worry about the prestige and the rankings. It matters so much less than you think. Go to the school that fits you.
You’re more than your stats. In the end, your failure or success isn’t made by where you went but by what you did there. So work hard, prepare the best you can and let the chips fall where they may.
A lot of scholarship, location, and support system factors made Nebraska an easy decision for me and I love my interactions with Dean Moberly.
3.91 Graduate GPA 13+ years law related employment Prestigious work-related awards Undergraduate GPA 18+ years old at time of application
I still have no idea what I’m doing
Go to law school directly from undergrad!
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